Israeli Drone Strikes Kill 6 Palestinians Near Gaza Mosques
Israeli drone strikes near mosques in Gaza killed at least 6 Palestinians in separate attacks. One victim was Abdel Hosni Hamdouna, a paramedic with the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
Israeli drone strikes killed at least 6 Palestinians in attacks near mosques across Gaza, according to medical sources.
One strike hit near Al-Katiba Mosque in western Gaza City, killing three people including Abdel Hosni Hamdouna, a paramedic with the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Medical sources confirmed the deaths to news agencies.
A separate attack targeted civilians near Al-Shafi'i Mosque in the Zeitoun neighborhood south of Gaza City. At least three Palestinians died in that strike, with others wounded, some in critical condition.
The strikes are part of ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza. Medical workers like Hamdouna have been working to treat casualties throughout the conflict, often putting themselves at risk.
Details about what prompted the specific attacks are still emerging. The strikes occurred in densely populated areas where civilians gather for daily activities.
The strikes show the ongoing conflict continues to claim civilian lives, including medical workers who provide emergency care. The attacks near religious sites highlight how the violence affects daily life in Gaza.
More details about casualties and the circumstances of the strikes are expected as medical teams assess the damage.
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